Eric takes us deep inside a chilling murder-for-hire case that grew into a tangled web of bank robberies, drug addiction, and tragic choices. With gripping detail, he reveals how undercover work demands not only skill and courage but also a willingness to risk everything in the relentless pursuit of justice.

With a mix of suspense, raw honesty, and even moments of humor, Eric offers an unfiltered glimpse into the inner workings of the ATF, the teamwork required for dangerous missions, and the resilience of those who choose to serve.

One of the most gripping stories centers on a murder-for-hire case where Eric’s quick thinking, nerves of steel, and undercover skills saved lives. From staged crime scenes to psychological tactics designed to outsmart ruthless criminals, this episode reveals the raw intensity of working undercover against some of the most violent offenders.

Eric also shares his collaboration with fellow agents and officers, highlighting the unshakable trust and teamwork required when every decision could mean life or death. You get a behind-the-scenes look at gun squads, limited resources, and the relentless pursuit of justice in a world where mistakes are not an option.

Eric's career took him deep inside organized crime, corruption, and undercover operations with the NYC Department of Investigation and the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office. He shares jaw-dropping stories of infiltrating criminal networks, exposing corrupt city officials, and surviving the intense pressure of undercover life—all while holding true to the unshakable ethics that define real heroes.

Earl shares valuable insights that resonate with cops, attorneys, and anyone who loves true crime. The conversation dives into the impact of social media on law enforcement careers, the need for strong leadership training for first responders, and why mental wellness and financial responsibility are essential for officers both on and off duty. Earl also opens up about his artistic side and previews his upcoming podcast dedicated to mental wellness in the world of public safety.

Murph continues his powerful conversation with retired DEA Special Agent David Tyree, diving deeper into the human side of law enforcement and the international fight against drug trafficking.

David reflects on the importance of children, family, and community in shaping the legacy of law enforcement. He shares stories from his time in Portugal, where international teamwork and financial investigations played a crucial role in dismantling powerful drug trafficking networks. With raw honesty, David emphasizes the role of mentorship, leadership, and self-regulation within the DEA, highlighting how these values not only guide agents but also protect communities worldwide.

Murph sits down with David Tyree, a retired DEA Special Agent with decades of experience in financial investigations, international drug trafficking, and law enforcement operations. David shares raw, gripping stories from his career, from seizing millions in cartel assets to taking down drug traffickers who thought they were untouchable.

This episode isn’t just about crime—it's about the heroic sacrifices of law enforcement, the power of teamwork, and the ongoing battle against drug addiction that devastates families and communities. David opens up about the importance of mental health resources, not only for those battling addiction but also for officers on the frontlines of the drug war.

Murph reunites with former guest Nate Hutchinson, a decorated law enforcement officer who survived a life-threatening shooting incident that changed his life forever. Nate shares what it’s like to stand face-to-face with death, the trauma and scars left behind, and the long, difficult road of recovery and resilience.

His story isn’t just about survival—it’s about sacrifice, brotherhood, and courage in the face of overwhelming odds. Murph and Nate also tackle critical issues facing officers today, including mental health, PTSD, suicide awareness, and the power of community support.

Murph sits down with Natasha Herzig, a survivor of human trafficking, who shares her harrowing true crime story of survival, resilience, and hope. Natasha reveals the psychological manipulation, coercion, and abuse she endured at the hands of traffickers—and the immense struggles she faced when trying to rebuild her life after escaping.

Now a dedicated advocate and leader with the Arukah Project, Natasha works tirelessly to help sex trafficking victims heal and find freedom. Her story shines a light on the dark reality of human trafficking, the devastating impact on survivors, and the heroism required to overcome trauma and fight for justice.

Former Mexican counter-cartel specialist Ed Calderon takes us inside the violent and ever-changing world of Mexican drug cartels. From the fragmentation of the Sinaloa Cartel to the terrifying rise of the New Generation Cartel (CJNG), Ed reveals how cartel warfare has become more militarized, brutal, and unpredictable than ever before. He shares his powerful advocacy work, including how his clothing line funds awareness and support for victims.

Murph caught up with Jamie McBride for another catch up interview. Jaime opens up about his most intense moments in law enforcement, the hidden dangers police officers face daily, and the impact of crime on communities and families. He discusses the challenges of police recruitment, the battle to maintain high standards in law enforcement, and the media’s powerful influence on public perception of policing.

Jamie also reflects on his personal journey, including the toll the job can take on mental health, the importance of suicide awareness and getting help, and his future beyond the badge—with new projects, including a movie in development.